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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) Designed for science fans of all ages, OMSI features five separate halls, eight hands-on science labs, a real submarine, an OMNIMAX giant-screen theater and a planetarium. Over 200 interactive exhibits focus on subjects like global climate change, chemi
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Apache Trail
Apache Trail Apache Trail is a 120 mile (193km) historic road that connects Apache Junction (the east edge of the Phoenix metropolitan area) to Theodore Roosevelt Lake. Although the trail’s official name today is “State Route 88”, it adopted the name “Apache Trail” in reference to the Apache India
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Catalina Island
Catalina Island Catalina Island is a rocky island getaway, whose 22-mile (35-kilometer) distance from the coast of LA often feels like 22,000. The ferry ride from Long Beach, Dana Point, San Pedro or Newport Beach takes about an hour, and the minute you step off the boat in the island’s only incor
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Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks Always boasted as one of the best views in the city, Twin Peaks refers to two hills smack dab in the center of San Francisco. Twin Peaks gives visitors an easily accessible and completely free way to get your bearings on the best of downtown San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley and the bay.
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Atlanta History Center
Atlanta History Center History buffs should make the Atlanta History Center their first stop. The center’s collections of photographs, maps, books, newspaper clippings, and decorative arts tell the history of Georgia, Atlanta, and the Southeast. In fact, the center has one of the largest collectio
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River Street Savannah
River Street Savannah River Street Savannah is not only a picturesque place to walk or jog along the river, but is also a hub of activity in downtown Savannah. Known for dreamy views of the river, its tree-lined promenade, and its strip of shops and restaurants, visitors to Savannah come here to g
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Kualoa Ranch
Kualoa Ranch Family-owned Kualoa Ranch is a one-stop adventure playground in Oahu. Dating back to 1850, the cattle ranch is a popular location for horse-riding tours and all-terrain trails. Scenically, the ranch embraces a variety of Hawaiian landscapes, from fertile countryside to rugged mountain
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Knotts Berry Farm
Knotts Berry Farm Filled with high-tech, adrenaline-pumping rides and wild adventures, Knott’s Berry Farm is a must-visit for theme park lovers. After all, thrilling roller coasters are Knott’s claim to fame, and in each of its six themed areas, you can be sure you’ll find at least one. At Knotts
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Red Rock Canyon
Red Rock Canyon Set inside the Red Rock National Conservation Area, Red Rock Canyon is a network of impressive canyons and surreal rock formations that provide plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking and rock climbing, all within an easy distance from Las Vegas.Keystone Thrust, one of the more
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Molokini Crater
Molokini Crater Creating a perfect crescent shape in the sea, the sunken Molokini Crater is a snorkeling wonderland just offshore from Maui. Dubbed among the world’s top 10 diving locations, Molokini is prized by underwater enthusiasts for its protected reef, crystal-clear visibility and schools o
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Santa Monica Beach & Pier
Santa Monica Beach & Pier Youll instantly recognize it from film and TV: the neon-lit arch of the Santa Monica Pier. Feel the ocean breeze as you stroll past snack shacks, a game arcade, lively entertainers, and anglers to the far tip where the entire arc of the Santa Monica Bay, from Malibu to Pa
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Cable Cars
Cable Cars In this age of seat belts and air bags, a rickety ride on a much-loved San Francisco cable car is an anachronistic thrill. Indeed, cable cars may not be the most practical means of transportation, but in San Francisco, a cable car ride is a must-do experience when visiting the city. The
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Wailua River
Wailua River Kauai’s Wailua River runs from the volcanic Wailua crater to the coast, flowing through the Wailua River State Park. It’s Hawaii’s only navigable river, so make the most of the experience with a boat tour or cruise into the island’s rugged interior. Along the way, you’ll pass waterfal
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SeaWorld Orlando
SeaWorld Orlando A fantastic blend of marine animals and thrill rides, SeaWorld is home to both Shamu the killer whale and Kraken, the floorless coaster. Journey to Atlantis brings both concepts together: its an oceanic water-coaster with a 60 foot (18 meter) vertical drop. Little ones can ride a
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Waimea Canyon
Waimea Canyon Kauais most famous destination is rugged Waimea Canyon, a wild and wonderful river gorge that’s known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. Spectacular views and favored hiking trails are the canyons main drawcards, with plenty of scenic lookouts, picnic areas and nature trails.Carved
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M.S. Dixie II
M.S. Dixie II To truly experience Lake Tahoe, take a trip aboard the M.S. Dixie II, a paddle-wheeled boat that plies the lake’s stunning, cobalt-blue waters. From its vantage point on the lake, you can take in breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Emerald Bay, charming Fannette Island
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Road to Hana
Road to Hana Hawaii is made for road trips, and one of the best is the Road to Hana, a relatively short drive that should take all day (if youre doing it right).Technically called the Hana Highway, the Road to Hana is 52 miles of winding two-lane road connecting Kahului with the tiny town of Hana.
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Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World Walt Disney World, the worlds biggest amusement park, is a self-contained city, covering an area twice the size of New Yorks Manhattan. Four main parks comprise the bulk of Walt Disney World: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. Magic Kingdom
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Kona (Kailua-Kona)
Kona (Kailua-Kona) Often called Kailua-Kona, and referring to the western Kona Coast district as a whole, Kona is on the leeward (dry and sunny) side of the Big Island. The Kona Coast is the Big Island’s vacation central, with good weather, watersports, great beaches, Hawaiian temples, museums, re
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Mendenhall Glacier
Mendenhall Glacier Alaskas famous drive-in glacier, Mendenhall Glacier, is Juneaus most popular attraction, flowing 12 miles (19 kilometers) from its source, the Juneau Ice Field. On a sunny day its beautiful, with blue skies and snow-capped mountains in the background. On a cloudy and drizzly aft
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